OK, if you think that you can reason with Bush, if you believe that he has the best interests of the United States at heart, I beg you to read Glenn Greenwald's column in Salon, found by way of Attaturk's post at Atrios' blogspot: Well there's one thing we know Bush sure loves him those historians

Glenn Greenwald's article: The president receives "lessons" from his neoconservative tutors

Greenwald demonstrates that Bush's mind is closed to common sense and the will of the American people. Bush is the creature of the neocons, and welcomes the poison they continue to pour into his ears. Greenwald uses several different accounts of a "literary luncheon" written by the neocon attendees to prove that Bush is lost to the real world, and that the danger to the world is incalculable.

Why is it that self-described "economy expert" neocon lackey authors like Thomas Sowell and Irwin Stelzer somehow never get around to addressing the war as a giant drain on America's economy and resources?  Ever?

Yeah, Weekly standard, my source of fun. Irwin M. Stelzer provides us with his opinions. Nice to see a grown man act like a child.

His point? America is no longer a superpower because your citizens are not given better treatment at the Heathrow ( airport, London).

After the flip we will see why America is no longer the superpower.. (but that's just his opinion, i disagree. But what do i know?)
(he is another Murdoch crony, btw)